It may sound ungenerous to throw the emphasis on the negative, but we can fairly say that people who are good at love know, first and foremost, who not to fall in love with. While they may have all sorts of friends and a wide sympathy for the vagaries of being human, when it comes to who they opt to tie themselves to, this is some of what they will avoid with determination. People who have no sense of how difficult they are to live with. People with a heightened belief in their infallibility. People who will, when something is pointed out to them, quickly choose the occasion to simultaneously inform you that it's not as though you're perfect either. People who will label any criticism of them, however sensitively delivered, as rude or offensive and contrary to the rules of true love as they define these. People who deliberately drive you to the edge of frustration, then turn and say, why are you getting cross so suddenly? People who smile and say, I get it completely now, I'm going to change, and then go and do whatever it was all over again a few days later. People who combine an exquisite talent for upset with an even greater talent for sentimental apology. People who will flirt with others, then call it only a bit of fun and label you a prude for minding. People who will mess up your house and call you anal. People who will prioritise time with their friends over time with you and then call you controlling. People who tell you you're imagining things a lot. People who harbour a background grudge against your gender. People who are furious with a parent and don't realise they are. People who can't forgive anyone who thinks better of them than they think of themselves. People who claim desperately to want a relationship but are inwardly so committed to distrust, isolation and self-hatred that they aren't in any position really to have one and yet don't know this of themselves. People who principally associate love with the pleasant feelings they register when you are nice to them. People who don't take your love as a substantial gift you choose to bestow every day and could take elsewhere.

Business leaders are furious with him.

But what do I do now? Mother will be furious with me!

not that we should exhibit our flaws: getting furious with the waiter, starting to weep

That's why Wall Street is so furious with Donald Trump, because by picking the winners and losers, he is making the market inefficient.

When they found Beauty at home, they were furious with envy and anger.

You can't have sex with someone who you feel misunderstood by or you feel furious with.

The tiger was furious with the Brother for fooling him and causing him to burn himself.

Druzes in Lebanon being furious with Hezbollah over them dragging the rest of the country into a devastating and expensive war with Israel against their wishes.

Some of Epstein's victims now furious with the Justice Department, saying many of their names were left unredacted and exposed in this latest release.